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C/HR/344. Deep Smarts in Banking Organisation
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- 2008
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The paper looks at the so-called 'deep smarts', i.e. the people with good knowledge and expertise in the industry that they work for. It is argued that deep smarts' skills are obtained from personal experience and the ability of vision, and that they are good assets for banking organisations.
KEYWORDS: Deep smarts, business, banking, HRM, human capital,
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I got the paper thanks it will come in very handy for my course thank you.Nicholas














